[FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-23 Thread Jason


 
  I agree.  This is going to be a disaster.

  The Clinton administration was extremely hostile to India.  She will pull 
in a different direction from Obama with a different agenda.

  With Clinton's Phallic Joke hanging in the background, She will make 
interaction with other cultures extremely uncomfortable.

  This is going to give the Republicians plenty of ammo to bombard the new 
administration.
 
--- bob_brigante [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...
Date: Friday, November 21, 2008, 2:39 PM

 
I like Hillary, but State is the wrong job for her. Richardson should 
have gotten State, and Hillary should continue in the Senate, safely 
locking up a Dem seat forever.

 
 *
 


  

[FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-22 Thread TurquoiseB
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, curtisdeltablues
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I think she will be great, so much stronger than Condi.  
 It also speaks well of Obama that he picked a person who 
 will challenge him since he disagreed with her foreign 
 policy POV in the primaries. He is already doing the 
 opposite of what Bush did (pick a yes women) so
 he must be on track.

Actually, I agree. I occasionally post stuff
about Hillary to taunt the compulsive Hillbots
into posting out early, but I think it's an
excellent choice, because *it will force Hillary
Clinton to develop skills she currently does not
have*. 

Her whole act is about barging into a room with
her dick not only out of her pants, but as angry
as she is. And that is the *opposite* of what is
required in the world of international diplomacy.
Diplomacy requires tact, and keeping your dick 
in your pants as long as humanly possible. 

I knew a woman in the Rama trip who was a Bitch
with a capital 'B.' She literally made every 
person in the small computer company she worked 
with hate her, because of the callous and thought-
less way she treated them. They finally bought 
out her shares to get rid of her.

So what did she do? She became a psychologist. 
She went back to school, got her license, and set
up a practice. And today, several years later, 
the change in her and in the way she treats
*everyone*, not just her patients, is extra-
ordinary. She wisely put herself in the position
of *having* to be compassionate, *having* to keep
her inner dick in her pants, *having* to find a
way to help the people she was interacting with
rather than yell at them and blame them for *her*
failures. And it transformed her into a real 
human being.

I suspect that, if Hillary has *any* chops at all,
and there is any substance underneath her bluster,
being Secretary Of State for a few years will have
a similar effect on her. Given the diminished 
stature of the United States, it's not as if she
*could* barge into a room with dick swinging any
more. The U.S. has neither the military nor eco-
nomic might to swing its dick at *anyone* any more.
And to do so would be antithetical to her boss's
view of what America's place in a new world should
be. She's going to *have* to learn diplomacy, and
*have* to learn compassion, and *have* to learn to
keep her dick in her pants. 

For that reason I think it's a brilliant choice on
Obama's part. He is giving her a chance to show that
she has another side, and to prove it. And she will,
one way or another. If she tries doing her job the
way she's done it before (like when she single-
handedly derailed health care reform for a decade
by acting like a swinging dick), she won't last very
long, and she'll have no prestigious Senate seat to
return to. She'll be SOL, and it'll be her own fault.
If she tries to run the swinging dick routine on
other countries, they will laugh at her, because 
they are tired of it, and they'll quickly put her
in her place. If she tries to run it on her boss, 
he will put her in her place even faster, probably
without the laughter.

The reaction of the Hillary camp to this offer has
shown that they are still in campaign mode, long
after it was appropriate. They're still milking this
offer for headlines for Hillary. That will come 
to an abrupt halt the moment she accepts the offer 
(if she does). She'll have to change from dick-out 
campaign mode to keep-it-in-your-pants-and-just-do-
the-job mode.

If she can. That is yet to be proven. It'll be 
interesting to watch.

 Here is how I view our new president:
 
 http://images.plurk.com/36733_e7f482ba81beda85c3717278242ee9a1.jpg 

Exactly. 

This man keeps his dick in his pants. So will the 
people who work for him, unless they fuck up and 
don't do what they were hired to do. Then God help
them. It remains to be seen what Hillary will do
with the opportunity she has been given. Someone
who really cared about her country would take the
ball and run with it and drop the ego in favor of
selfless service. Whether she does will indicate
how attached she is *to* that ego.





[FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-22 Thread authfriend
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, curtisdeltablues
 curtisdeltablues@ wrote:
 
  I think she will be great, so much stronger than Condi.  
  It also speaks well of Obama that he picked a person who 
  will challenge him since he disagreed with her foreign 
  policy POV in the primaries.

In fact, their views on foreign policy are very close
to identical. The minor differences became wildly
exaggerated and oversimplified in the course of the
campaign.

 He is already doing the 
  opposite of what Bush did (pick a yes women) so
  he must be on track.
 
 Actually, I agree. I occasionally post stuff
 about Hillary to taunt the compulsive Hillbots
 into posting out early,

Actually, sometimes Barry plays this childish
game, and sometimes he's dead serious about
what he posts concerning Hillary. The Hillbots
know the difference and don't respond to the
former.

 but I think it's an
 excellent choice, because *it will force Hillary
 Clinton to develop skills she currently does not
 have*. 
 
 Her whole act is about barging into a room with
 her dick not only out of her pants, but as angry
 as she is. And that is the *opposite* of what is
 required in the world of international diplomacy.

This is from Pluto, totally untrue. It reflects how
politically ignorant Barry is to even suggest such
a thing, but even more than that, how threatening he
finds strong women in general and Hillary in particular.

Hillary is, in fact, widely known for her diplomatic
skills. Foreign leaders have enormous respect for her;
and even the Republicans in the Senate rave about how
easy she is to work with.

snip
 I suspect that, if Hillary has *any* chops at all,
 and there is any substance underneath her bluster,
 being Secretary Of State for a few years will have
 a similar effect on her.

Not to mention how utterly ludicrous it would be,
given the current situation of the U.S. internationally,
for Obama to pick someone for SoS who had to learn how
to be diplomatic on the job and would take a few years
to do so. He can't afford that risk and is way smarter
than to take it. The last thing the country needs is a
replay, even for just a few years, of the Bush dick-
swinging arrogance in foreign relations. He's picked
Hillary because he knows she'll get it right from the
start.

snip
 For that reason I think it's a brilliant choice on
 Obama's part. He is giving her a chance to show that
 she has another side, and to prove it. And she will,
 one way or another. If she tries doing her job the
 way she's done it before (like when she single-
 handedly derailed health care reform for a decade
 by acting like a swinging dick)

This was a vastly more complicated situation than 
Barry has even the vaguest knowledge of. He's not aware
that it was the right wing at the time that created
the false story that it was all Hillary's fault, and
of course pro-Obama liberals picked it up for use
against her in the primary campaign.

Barry, of course, isn't interested in the facts, but
for anyone who is, one account of the debacle from
someone who was a White House senior health care
adviser at the time and intimately involved in the
process, titled The Hillarycare Mythology, see:

http://www.prospect.org/cs/articles?article=the_hillarycare_mythology
http://tinyurl.com/2thebl

A more detailed 1995 Atlantic article by James Fallows,
entitled A Triumph of Misinformation, is here:

http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/199501/hillary-clinton-health-plan
http://tinyurl.com/5znjm4




[FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-22 Thread enlightened_dawn11
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, curtisdeltablues
 curtisdeltablues@ wrote:
 
  I think she will be great, so much stronger than Condi.  
  It also speaks well of Obama that he picked a person who 
  will challenge him since he disagreed with her foreign 
  policy POV in the primaries. He is already doing the 
  opposite of what Bush did (pick a yes women) so
  he must be on track.
 
 Actually, I agree. I occasionally post stuff
 about Hillary to taunt the compulsive Hillbots
 into posting out early, but I think it's an
 excellent choice, because *it will force Hillary
 Clinton to develop skills she currently does not
 have*. 
-snip-

i would not be comfortable thinking that the SoS would be getting  
on the job training to improve her character. c'mon, this is a 
pretty important job. if the sos fucks up a meeting with someone, it 
means more than better luck next time. i think clinton knows how to 
play it from day one. to entrust the job to someone who is still 
learning would be at least extremely irresponsible. 



[FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-22 Thread Richard J. Williams
  Her whole act is about barging into a room with
  her dick not only out of her pants, but as angry
  as she is. And that is the *opposite* of what is
  required in the world of international diplomacy.
 
Judy wrote:
 Hillary is, in fact, widely known for her diplomatic
 skills. Foreign leaders have enormous respect for her;
 and even the Republicans in the Senate rave about how
 easy she is to work with.
 
Which diplomatic occasion was Hillary Clinton involved
in? Do U.S. Senators engage in international diplomacy?
Apparently Senator Clinton has never had to engage in 
'high-stakes' diplomacy, which is why selecting her for 
SoS is a gamble. Nobody really knows how she will fit 
in with Obama's foreign policies.

'Obama Tilts to Center, Inviting a Clash of Ideas'
By David E. Sanger
New York Times, November 21, 2008
http://tinyurl.com/67p9cx



[FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-22 Thread authfriend
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Sal Sunshine [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

 On Nov 21, 2008, at 3:13 PM, curtisdeltablues wrote:
 
  I think she will be great, so much stronger than Condi.
  It also speaks well of Obama that he picked a person
  who will challenge him since he disagreed with her
  foreign policy POV in the primaries.  He is already
  doing the opposite of what Bush did (pick a yes women)
  so he must be on track.
 
 I agree.  It will also free up her Senate seat
 for a real Democrat, :)

There is no realer Democrat than Hillary Clinton.




[FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-22 Thread Robert
 (snip)
 
 There is no realer Democrat than Hillary Clinton.

I think Hillary has transcended the Democrat label at this point...
We all know, she is a team player, and we know which side she is on.
Both Barack and Bill are Leos, and she seems to have good chemistry with,
Both of these two alpha males...a good support woman, for sure.

I believe, Secretary of State, is a bigger and better position for her, than to 
be:
The President...
Since the United States is still regard as the 'leader' in consciousness, in so 
many ways..
That the International nature of this position, will free Hillary to play a 
role on the world 
stage,
Especially to raise girls and woman up, around the world.
Congrats to Hill...from,
R.G.



[FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-21 Thread curtisdeltablues
I think she will be great, so much stronger than Condi.  It also
speaks well of Obama that he picked a person who will challenge him
since he disagreed with her foreign policy POV in the primaries.  He
is already doing the opposite of what Bush did (pick a yes women) so
he must be on track.

Here is how I view our new president:

http://images.plurk.com/36733_e7f482ba81beda85c3717278242ee9a1.jpg 



--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Sal Sunshine [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 http://tinyurl.com/3uj5p
 
 Won't be official until after Thanksgiving, but seems
 fairly certain.  Also Bill Richardson for
 Transportation (I think).
 
 Sal





Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-21 Thread Sal Sunshine

On Nov 21, 2008, at 3:13 PM, curtisdeltablues wrote:


I think she will be great, so much stronger than Condi.  It also
speaks well of Obama that he picked a person who will challenge him
since he disagreed with her foreign policy POV in the primaries.  He
is already doing the opposite of what Bush did (pick a yes women) so
he must be on track.


I agree.  It will also free up her Senate seat
for a real Democrat, :)


Here is how I view our new president:

http://images.plurk.com/36733_e7f482ba81beda85c3717278242ee9a1.jpg


Ha!  Good one.

Sal



Re: [FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-21 Thread I am the eternal
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 3:13 PM, curtisdeltablues
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I think she will be great, so much stronger than Condi.  It also
 speaks well of Obama that he picked a person who will challenge him
 since he disagreed with her foreign policy POV in the primaries.  He
 is already doing the opposite of what Bush did (pick a yes women) so
 he must be on track.


Connie was more than a yes woman to GW Bush.  She was his tutor.
She taught him were Spain and Greece were on a map of the world.

It's good to see that Obama found some where to stuff Hillary, I
guess.  The good news is that if she blows out she's lost here Senate
seat and can't easily go back.


[FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-21 Thread bob_brigante
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, I am the eternal 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 3:13 PM, curtisdeltablues
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  I think she will be great, so much stronger than Condi.  It also
  speaks well of Obama that he picked a person who will challenge him
  since he disagreed with her foreign policy POV in the primaries.  He
  is already doing the opposite of what Bush did (pick a yes women) so
  he must be on track.
 
 
 Connie was more than a yes woman to GW Bush.  She was his tutor.
 She taught him were Spain and Greece were on a map of the world.
 
 It's good to see that Obama found some where to stuff Hillary, I
 guess.  The good news is that if she blows out she's lost here Senate
 seat and can't easily go back.



***

I like Hillary, but State is the wrong job for her. Richardson should 
have gotten State, and Hillary should continue in the Senate, safely 
locking up a Dem seat forever.



[FairfieldLife] Re: Hillary accepts job as Secretary of State...

2008-11-21 Thread lurkernomore20002000
 I am the eternal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Connie was more than a yes woman to GW Bush.  She was his tutor.
 She taught him were Spain and Greece were on a map of the world.

Connie Rice's creddentials were all based on being an expect on the 
Soviet Union.  Lo and behold, none of that mattered.  I hope history 
views her as one of the most incompetant SOS ever.  She likely never 
took a stand on anything substantial, and was, yes,  just 
a yes man.

BTW, remember one of the Star Trek moview where the Captain was a 
female, and they still addressed her as Sir.  I kind of liked that, 
and thought it was appropiate.  The role of a Starship Captain, would, 
to me, require more masculine qualities, whether it is filled by a 
man, or a women.  Thus, I felt addressing the women as Sir, in the 
regard was appropiate.